Macro Media Political Analysis

The Ella bus accident has come to embody public perceptions of indiscipline and recklessness in Sri Lanka’s transport

Coverage of the arrests of five high-profile Sri Lankan organised criminals in Indonesia was received not only as

Macro-Media Political Analysis: Special Issue Ranil Wickremesinghe’s unprecedented arrest bolstered the NPP’s anti-corruption credentials. However, it also stirred

The move to revoke presidential privileges is less about its financial impact and more about symbolically rejecting Sri

The parliamentary question and follow-ups on SupremeSAT appeared strategically framed as a publicity tool to portray Chichi –

Public discourse on the government’s intervention in youth clubs has sparked allegations of “politicisation”, with critics warning of

Cardinal Ranjith’s remarks on same-sex relationships resonated with certain segments of Sinhala-Buddhist social media commentary, framing the legalisation

The narrative on education reforms has evolved from reactive criticism to a more substantive discourse, shaped in part

The Sinhala media response to the reciprocal tariff reveals a contested narrative landscape, where government claims of diplomatic

The response to Sri Lanka’s proposed education reforms has been shaped less by the content of the reforms